For the D-Plan, must students take classes for all four quarters a year or can they take one quarter off a year?
When you think of college, the typical two-semester system probably pops into your mind. But Dartmouth, with its commitment to unique and tailored learning experiences, offers something refreshingly different: the D-Plan.
Since we run on the D-Plan here at Dartmouth, students are able to elect which terms (including the summer) they take classes, and which they designate to be 'Off.' This is super helpful for a range of reasons – here are a few examples!
Sophomore summer is one of Dartmouth's most popular and beloved traditions.
As a tour guide, I often tell people about the full immersion experience of internships and study abroads. But what does it really feel like to be away from campus?
Dartmouth's quarter system allows for some pretty neat experiences throughout the year. Here's what my experience has been like so far…
What do you wish you knew about Dartmouth before attending?
I wish I knew more about the quarter system and how much of a double-edged sword it can be.
The quarter system is one of Dartmouth's key offerings — does it work in favor of its students, though?
